Tyendinaga Youth enjoy their new skating rink

TYENDINAGA – Tyendinaga has the beginnings of a new outdoor Olympic-sized skating rink. The idea was sparked when two long-time residents of Tyendinaga, Ogwari Brant and…

RCMP puzzled by Maritime tobacco trends

The RCMP have noticed a new trend in how contraband cigarettes reach the Maritimes provinces. According to an internal document, they have detected an increase…

Grand Bingo night doubles the prize money

SIX NATIONS – Clear March 21st from your calendar, get your dabbers ready and pack up your honey. Six Nations Bingo is gearing up for the…

CKRZ 100.3 celebrates its 25th anniversary

OHSWEKEN – To commemorate their 25th anniversary, CKRZ kicked off a year of celebratory events and new programming this past Wednesday. “We actually started in…

Six Nations resident a finalist in Miss Teen Ontario

TORONTO – On Sunday, January 15th, 2015, Six Nations resident Aleria McKay was one of 15 finalists chosen out of 40 contestants for the Miss…

Survivors must be remembered with memorial

Fundraising has begun for a proposed memorial monument to those who died while under the “care” of the Anglican Church and Federal Government at the…

Feb 13th #ShutDownCanada protest gains momentum

The Two Row Times recently caught up with some of the organizers of the February 13th nation wide day of action to #ShutDownCanada. Momentum for…

Kearns machine fails the test

SIX NATIONS – The long awaited test results from the Kearns Disintegrator System conducted by RWDI Engineering in November are in, and they show that…

Mississaugas addition to reserve request blocked by Six Nations

NEW CREDIT/SIX NATIONS – Separating fact from folklore in the relationship between the Six Nations confederacy and the Three Fires Confederacy of the Ojibwa (Mississaugas),…

#ShutDownCanada planned for Feb 13 reaches the thousands/masses

On February 13th 2015, thousands of people plan to partake in a variety of direct actions and demonstrations to “shut down Canada”. Over 3700 people…

Squaw Island – Why It Matters

On January 19 2015, the United States celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day – a federal holiday to honor the legacy of one of the…

“What’s Going On?” Podcast opens up discussion on Native tobacco

Try to imagine if the peace treaties which were signed at the end of the Second World War as a settlement between warring nations, were…

Community votes “status quo”: no alcohol regulation and no brewery

For those who could not make it to the Six Nations Community Hall on Saturday to witness or participate in the Alcohol Referendum – you…

Makayla Sault, Ojibwe child who refused chemo, dies from stroke

NEW CREDIT FIRST NATION - The entire community of New Credit is in mourning today, following the news of the passing of 11 year old…

UPDATE: No visible signs of cancer for Six Nations girl who left chemo

SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER – The 11 year old Kanienkeha’ka girl from Six Nations who was under threat to be removed from her…